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• n  quality or fact or degree of being audible or perceptible by the ear

• No other instrument has such a range; the highest and lowest notes of the biggest organs nudge the limits of human audibility.
• Like many of his stones, these have such painful audibility that they make life itself seem an ugly moment unduly prolonged.
• But the transcript printed by the Post was an early version that bore a warning of "reduced audibility" on its cover.

• audibleness

• inaudibility

News & Articles

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• Can hearing aids affect cognition?
  What is the issue facing people with hearing loss, beyond audibility and speech in noise issues? It's the impact of hearing on the cognitive ability of people with hearing loss, and whether or not hearing aids have an effect on cognitive function.
  April 9, 2014 - Coeur d'Alene Press

Quotes

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• Ben Brantley in Reuters
  Ms Danes works hard at maintaining audibility,wrote New York Times reviewer Ben Brantley. "But the effort pre-empts her relaxing into anything like spontaneous emotions ...... And there's no fire in her final face-off with Henry."